Elections 2016: Online platform tells Georgian citizens abroad where to vote
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Georgia has launched an online platform to let its citizens who are currently abroad to find the electoral district where they can vote in the Georgian Parliamentary Elections on October 8.
The electronic registry of electoral districts abroad was created by the Consular Department of Georgia’s Foreign Ministry.
Indicating their ID number, date of birth and name, all Georgian citizens abroad that are on the consular registry will find information online about the voting station where they are able to vote,” the Ministry said.
The information will include the address and phone number of the voting district.
Seven days remain before Georgian citizens can go to a polling station and vote for who they want to run the country for the next four years.
One of Georgia’s leading television broadcasters, Imedi TV, released results of its most recent poll predicting who will win the October 8 Parliamentary Elections in Georgia.
Last night Kvirikashvili commented on the leak of a secretly taped conversation in which Georgia’s ex-president Mikheil Saakashvili and members of opposition United National Movement (UNM) allegedly discussed ways to overthrow the authorities in the days following next Saturday’s election.
Four Georgian broadcasters have agreed to merge their financial efforts and jointly hire one company to conduct exit polls at the upcoming October 8 Parliamentary Elections.
Political parties have until 6pm tomorrow to present the Central Election Commission (CEC) with their party lists if they wish to take part in the October 8 Parliamentary Elections.
Final list reveals how many people can vote on October 8
Georgia’s Central Election Commission (CEC) has released its final election list outlining the number of people eligible to vote in the October 8 Parliamentary Elections.
Georgia’s Prime Minister has addressed citizens four days before the country hosts Parliamentary Elections and urging them to vote. Kvirikashvili stressed the importance of the October 8 elections.
The administrative border separating Georgia and its occupied Tskhinvali (South Ossetia) region has been closed by the breakaway region’s de facto leadership ahead of tomorrow’s Parliamentary Elections in Georgia.
All properties that Georgia owns abroad will soon be registered on one database which will be accessible to anyone. The registry will be managed by the National Agency of Public Registry and will be updated regularly.